Install the diffuser... yay or nay?
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I think it doesn't fit the rest of the car yet... Penn's car for example has a very aggressive set of options that make it look more consistent. IMO - you should consider doing it asa package with wheels and a front spoiler to make the car look balanced and thought out - not just one thing.... I know you have the spoiler already but that is much more subtle.
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I think it doesn't fit the rest of the car yet... Penn's car for example has a very aggressive set of options that make it look more consistent. IMO - you should consider doing it asa package with wheels and a front spoiler to make the car look balanced and thought out - not just one thing.... I know you have the spoiler already but that is much more subtle.
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I don't like this diffuser. It's kind of bulky and comes up too far in the center of the bumper. Looks like something someone might buy for a civic or something.
I'm a big fan of the vorsteiner carbon fiber diffuser. Why not go for that one?
I think the trouble with the look your car has now is it's otherwise very stock. With a more aggressive stance, maybe darker wheels, and a splitter up front or sport design aero the car would wear the diffuser and lip spoiler better. It's like it's very aggressive from behind but otherwise not.
I'm a big fan of the vorsteiner carbon fiber diffuser. Why not go for that one?
I think the trouble with the look your car has now is it's otherwise very stock. With a more aggressive stance, maybe darker wheels, and a splitter up front or sport design aero the car would wear the diffuser and lip spoiler better. It's like it's very aggressive from behind but otherwise not.
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Have had over a dozen of these cars all classic. I decided that I wanted this one a little more aggressive. I think It's done tastefully. Just my opinion and it's my car so that the most important one. No cheap add ons.
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I think the difference is on your car, it works, because of the more aggressive looking spoiler/wing combo in the rear, so the more aggressive look all ties together. For the OP, his car is more classic than aggressive, thus IMO, it doesn't work.
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I don't want to add the extra aero package (which would look amazing) as I like to keep it with its classy look. Like I said before it fits like a glove and the paint came out really nice. It's just not meant to be in my car just yet.